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Badge of the week ~ Miscellaneous SC, Botswana
This is what happens when a league uses up all the good names that everyone wanted and is left with a club without a name. In a hurry, the new club's directors did what everyone in a bureaucracy does when faced with categorising something complex quickly, they called the club Miscellaneous and promised to change it to something more apposite later.
Mike Phelan stopped the Tigers’ rot with victory over Southampton before the international break and go into the crucial match as favourites
The two teams play on Saturday with Orient fans are increasingly unhappy with Francesco Becchetti while Blackpool fans want rid of the Oystons
A new report shows that the number of coaches from a Black Asian and Minority Ethnic background in English football has been static since 2014
Twelve teams in the fourth tier are refusing to play Canelas 2010, whose squad includes Os Super Dragões leader Fernando Madureira
From The Cockney Rejects to Oasis via Half Man Half Biscuit – Richard Newson explored how football and music went from opposites to best friends
Badge of the week ~ Pandan XIV, Brunei
For a long time in the nation of Brunei, short trousers imported from the west for sporting or leisure purposes were, owing to an inconsistency of measurements between Europe and south-east Asia, significantly smaller than anticipated. The players of Pandan were not the only ones to struggle with their new kit but, instead of sending them right back to the supplier like everyone else, Pandan's first chairman instructed his players to wear them anyway.
